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4.' ~: I ' i, r ~j ~- I • SA T U R, I) A .1 - , _O4IOEMii.E.It 23, 1 !-A/9. To - the i'ROl ) RIE.TORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Ltnx's AND GENTLEMEN, A: VACANCY having occurred the East India .L 7 l. Direction, I respectfully solicit ihe favour of your Votes and Interest, that I may be'appointe4 to the honour of fining it. When I first declared my intention of offering myself to YOur notice, as a Candidate tor-the Diredion, my ,hopcX were founded, solely, upon. the'experience which you ha , e had of My conduct. as a Proprietor. I sould pia; however, du jus tice to the uncornmoialy‘kind and flattering reception which I have met with, if I did not now reel confident that, by a Continuition of such kind:iess, I shall be placed in the ho nourabit situation, tet which I, aspire. I am still impressed with the importance of that situation , even in common times. • ,it - at this time, with our Charter nearly expiring,;-the trust is of much more tldti usital.magni. tude. I t the part which 1 have publicly trilten in toe Court 'of. Proprietors shot ld induce you tr. believe that I sin quali fied to discharge the peculiarly irnvrtant duties ot a Director, request - the honour of your support. I 'cannot conclude 'this Address, without expressing my s,incere concerti -at the loss Wilich'we nave alt ,tistaiideit by 'the death of Sir Wm. Beitsley I lidve. long knJwi, and Vel bed him.; . and, upon many I have ex peinniccd hi. friendly dtispositiou. towards use, - It, by your favour, I shout, be appointed to till the va cancy which nis-deatn has oi..ceisioned; shall in mind, , • ,and endeavour to imitate his mary excellent quaithes, and, particular):., his nallexioielitegrity - . - , I am, Ladies aid Geritieme„n, with much respell, Your m.l ~ o edierir," and very huirO)le Servant, Strand, Dec, 19, RICII.-sRV I .v I NIN6. This Day was published, . lekantly printed - in quarto, price 11. ss. in hoards, 7ALLACE ; or, The Fight of Falkirk. A V V Metrical Romance. -= *. t "t•. 4 -1 - t1 - PRICE SIX CE trALFPENIf7. AJAR ALT ICO FF .E, • • ' Dec. 2.„1,. 1309< • MOTI-C,T . is'herePy wen, oZat ttgeision of 41,fti Gaol Deliver), for the Tilal o 0j,;'4,4 committed on tte High 'Seas, within the d mirall) of tng;ani, .rtil.[liehet%et 7nstire gall.. in the vlßas -1?., London, ort 711 , nday, 'the 12:1 of janziarj next, , at . 1q!.;1 o'Clgek en the Mori itrg: 'l9. CAOKEP, GE. i\WR3L T- (:)EF./ C.; LONDON, YaLV 22 ► - lED9. A'C'/ICITiON. pEN/11..T1E8 to the Amount. of T w o : fliodrec7 - A L Pounds, :tokh fall eoth, have lately been rec.vered . _ paid, in Adions brweght I? s y the direociibq rf the . Pea's:astir-Ge neral, ag7inst a very considerable Metc.Sntil effipse ire Londwr, havigg also an Establishment in a large ManujaFiaring Town, 'in the aunity, Jr 4/ending against the .tatioles' of the 9th of , Queers Anne, e. ia. s. 17. and the; 42:d Geo, c. Bt. S. 5. by sending Letter i Parcels and other. Packages, 14 , aacj.es to .and from L9 . ntion,aird their 6mnty It is 1-. - piiikat ibis Pi&secii , fion; in additio , - is ibe may ettdrs, t bar haze teen Grvregbthy the Graters of Ike Board, will :101) suc h illegal praai4er. • By p.mmand of His map l rys Pot- finsier G rend. , FRANC IS F 4 EEL !PIG: Sec. • . This Day was published, Elegantly printed in a Pocket V,ltne, price 6s. in b..saft.ts, stairw Edit,ien tit, , • T HE TRIUMPHS of TEMPER a Poem'; in six Cantos. — • By WM HAY L Y .Esq. Prit;tod for C, del! and W. Davies, Strimi. whom 11'3: als., be had, by the sani&Aittlior, i. Poems 6 %Ols. tBs. boards 2. A - r cetical EF.s;ty on Sculpture 4 -in a Scr;es of Epist;es to On I- ltivtian, Esq. A, 1-bstarical Notes lik gantly f it4..with i..nyravings; 7s. in 0 aids.. Mr. LAWRENCE'S Agricultural 'and'Ve - rina'ry Wotks, con plete, fOrna Jive-large Volumes Ca rvo, ..r c • z .5„ 6.1. in- boards, and ...napr , :hend a b y knowltdge of cvery ruaterrai objta in I. e Lul or tne and tlia Inaudgetnei it of latv , h , . .. f - - E.- `'=.i ... ..gc, . 'if t,, ‘ i ,,-, i"::! : ' V. e ...,,,, -.,.A,--'.,-.. ..--,•,,,,,,,,, . -, i - 1)11. : r" Printed for I'. Cadell, and W.. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, In oaavo, to complete the Work in flat size, price 'as, bas. the seventh and eighth vols, of • THE HISTORY of GREECE..---By MITFOR,D, Esq. _ _ _ Printed for T. Cadell and W. 'Davis,e Strand.' Of whom alio may be had, T ' The WOrk Complete, Containing the f:ristory from the.ear. Neat accounts, to the Death of Philip, King of Macedon, elegantly printed in 4 vols. 4to. price 71. 45. in extra boards. , Also, by the same Author, _ . , An Inquiry into the Principles of Harmony in Language ; Bvo. 7s. lid,. LIFE OF LORD NELSON. This Day was published, 7'Ejegantly printed by Beasley,. in Two large Volumes, pedal quarto , and illustrated by nurnerous Engravings by 1 the most eminent Artists, from Fiaures painted expressly I for the Work, by Messrs. West, Westalt, Pocock, &C. i price 91. 9s. in extra b ,, ards; decticied, by permission, to i his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, t 7"HE LIFE' of ADMIRAL LORD NELSON, .1 K.B. 'front his Lord Ship's Manuscripts. - By the kev JAMES STANIER CLARKE F. R.S: Librarian to the Prince ; and Chaplain to Ins - Royal High. ness's Household ; and -- Esti', LL.D. - Late Secretary to Admiral Lord Viseolint Hood. _Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. ! " 4 , 4 ', An Abridgment of the above Work, in one large Wine, oetavo, with a PQrtrait of Lord Nelson,• will be pub lished early , in january. A T a very tiliweroti . s, MEETING of PROPRIE Pri. "1:01 , ,S of EAST Psl DIA STOCK, 'at t ii:,. King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry,.cii Wednesday, the Zotli of December, - tB-g. ---'' CHARLES t'l ESCH ELL, Esq. in the Chair. The tollaiwing Resolutio , ,s ,mire ; p , oposed by Williarg; ! i -, ,_ 1 Boira tail; Esq .amt seconded 'by Claude George Thornton, i.. - - This Day-texas published, Esq. - - That Richard T wiring, - Esq. from theFattention whii:_h he i . is welt known to h:•.'- ,!ivcii to the Atlifirs of the East India' being the fifth, Of , i rTHE HISTORY of ANCIENT GREECE, its Conivany ; ft' rli tii,: distinguisltect zeal. and ability with 1 Color . ii . es and Conquests, from the earliest Accounts, whic:, hc has, ,-•:, a "cat vaoely of arduous oceasionsi . shp- I I - , ! ti.l the division of the Macedoman Empire of the , East, In ported the just iiglits an. interests of the Company e and troin th, nianow , bie principles, and undeviating rectitude, cluding . the History of Literature, Philosophy', and the Fine which have tuniormiy maiked his character, is eminently Arts, - e • By IMIN GILLIES, L.L.D, F.R.S, and S.A. • ' 1 tie for th'e lit;,ation of an East ladia"Direttor ;. and i .4,4 a i s. . tit: highest this Meedng • rev. tin: highest saris(acllion in Mr. 1-),..ining's ' Historiogrilpher to his Majesty, for Scotlad. . , . t i ir-. TheOf x u v i h i o st m ory al o s , , f b r6 v in th t e he sa ß m: ig A n u o t i lio A r, lexan. havink uttered ;:iinselt a Candidate on the present vacancy. t Printed for T. Caclell and W. Davies, Strand. rn t h a e y World, 11had . Resist veil Uti \nimously, .' tier, to that of Augustus; forming a continuation of the His,- That tfils . 4,eung will ite their uttnost endeavours to se- , 1 tory of Ancient Greece, in two large vols. 4to. price 41. 4s. in cure .Mr. Twining'' Eleetion, being convinced, that by thus supporting a Caudi,aite,. v, fib . has given zionicrolis and ample , , proofs both of`hii dtipoSition and ability to assist th e Corn- ' . A• . 1 ' . . . .boards. , r raaicat - pririonoliv translated from the Greek. I Llustrat 2, ristot e s Ethics and PoliCcs. comprehending his pant' in its tini,:m...,nt deliberations, they w ilt most etleau. , ~ , e i c , l i p e y , T a t i r (kl a, I U I , Li , t v i on S Analysis a n d i\ o T oftehsi;s Speculativet heCritical Works,His History second o h n i d s ally contrioure to the Campany's.prosperity ; , CHARLES PI E.S CHE I. L,. Chairman. Resolved Unanimously, , . . • -• , . edit::: vols.. Svo. tbs. in boards. 4 • That the Thanks of this Meeting ha given to( Charles . 3.. View tit the" Reign not Frederic 11, of Prussia. witn 7 a 1 Pies.ncll, Esq. tor his able conduel in the Chair. - ,___ 'Parallel between that PrinCe and Philip 11 , a Macedon • , i Mr. "1' , % r , ing's Con n maittee will ince( daily, at the King's ' Svry. — 7s. hoards. ';• Heart, in the P,iultry, where , any communications will, be - 7 -- - thankfully. received.. . _±.. .' '. ' LYC.I.W.M. THEATRE. u,r4dei; the Special 'License nt tbal 1. - 9 R D CHANIBE R.1.A1 N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of • ' . . at' Patties principally' interested. - A HEIR Majesties' Servants, torming the COM - . - PAN ,i - the :ate DRURY',L;NE - TFIEATRE, • will, THl,' PR.ESEN l' EV ENING , December 23, iSo9,_ • t. , 4lOrin a uew Coined, in Five Acts, Called _ t SUDDEN' 4.RRIVALS,; ' Or , Too BUSY BY.HALP. • -- - ' . . The print.-pal Charmers by . . li`r. DOWTON, Mr. iviATHEW, Mr, RAYMOND, Mr: WROUGHTON, Mr. WRENCH, "Mr. PALMER, Mr. 101-INSTONE, , . • . ' Mrs. -ED.-" , IN, Miss•RAY, .___ Mrs. sPARKS. , . . .. • .. The Prologue to . b.,, spoken by Mr. EYRE.. , • • The E uilogue by Mrs. L D,W I N . To THE ,whic.WwiIMIDNIGHTI be added, the HOUR. Co:: edy.n/ , - ' The Maiyais; Mr. O,E. CAMP ; . The General, Mr. P ENSQN ; Sebastian, Mr. RUSSELL; . '. Nicholas, Mr.. MATHEWS ; , - Mathias, Mr. pALMER ; .' .• 7 lulia, M!s. URL./ER'; . . ~, Cicely, Mrs. SPARKS ; ~. .. ' •. • This D ay was published, ~ • Flora, Mrs EDWIN. , . • • ' Price 9s. in boards, the Second "Editien, very much enlarged `Boxes 6s, Second Price 3s. --Pit 3s. 6(1 Second Price 2s.— ........_ .„.............._______...--,-_______—:.--- .. and improved. of AGRICULTURAL SUBJECTS. •Catiery as.. Second Price is. -Upper Gallery' is. Second i . l'-ricesod. B 1 •.: •- DOWGATE WARD. DC. 2, . , 113 ' 09. .',. 1 ... )4 T_-- - E N : r d !t o h n e best Mean's of improving the Condition of Boxes and places to be taken ,of Mr. Spring, in the ox- , - the labouring classes, CURTWEN, '• Esq. M. \ P. Office, at tire. Strand entrance; ot whom may also be had • 1 A T a Warari)ore, .holden tkis, day, within the .l.,‘Janiril,clisnognti:ins H r. a l l , l i , u C pa u in e b tl e u rl r a c ri li d_. 3*d ,4, and 8. , Private Boxes nightly. , • ' . 5... • ' . . , - -. ..,-41, e.th „, ) ,., t „ oc o peileit at ',tali p a st Five, and the Per. ..CI.. . 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The prize ' I 5,,,v, on the soiling of derman ..nd a ',lagistrate of the City or' London,for his Zealous ' Cattle, and , Ai the kerveral EconniM cif feeding them, is poi.- , exeations at ail times, in promotinA . the, interests of this posely eoilloo' ,- 1'; 4 - I i .-- i• w a rd, for his polite .gad tnirked attention to its inhabitants, their own Lan .ls . -.rid the auth,,t de*nstrares, that,. by the , 4, , • n i l : . ins.rt ton' (.. .1., 0 ,i 1 W .lo .arin PAVILION THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET, . .. STRAND. ~ and for iits . impartia; .3onduct in ine Chair this day. , System lie rec...mmenfls, not only much individual wealth, • Established by Authority, and Licens:d by the Right Hon; Resolved Unanini nisly, ' but also an increased national. Prosperity would be obtained. , the LOR i. 5 CH A MBE RLAI N. That the Thanks or :Ms Watchnote be also - given to Mr. : , • . ONTUESDAY • NEXT, Dec, 26, and doting poputy (acne g Saunders, for his constant and unwearied a t. : '. , . ' This bayware published, the HolinaY Week', wi/ I ok: in'se'llle , i 'br waY or Pre - tention to thc'Geriefal duties of his Office, and the interests ' 1 Three VOiurnes, raino, the Second Edition, price 10 , in Ince (first time this Season), a Seyd-Comit - ' Capin:no, called „ of this Ward, aid - paltietriatly tor the corred pint accurate ; . , HUNGA,RI AN BROTHE ‘ R S. • LJ.S OMBRES :CHINOLSE,; . 1 manner in willeh•tir keeps and exisibits the Ward Accounts, •boards; ~ • s - By . MISS ANNA MA's 1A,P011 7 1. ER. . • 7 :to be annually audiked. by 'us' Brethren of the Commos i ' T 14. E (4, LI L LIPUTIAN. WORLD: * • • . C o u n ci l o r this waid 'and Which lie has recently repeated, ; Being ach racteristic Series of Scenery and Machinery, an much to Miniature, acetompaniect by Dialogue, - Songs, and hidta- very Resolved Unanimously, : . five Az.lion. • - •- ' deli of. OW ciiivalrotis heroism with. which Miss Porter That theie . R es ol ut i ons , signed b.. the I'v ard (:Ark, be in- has - • , .. • . Alt e r which (tiw time), •a 'new Comic Pastofa.Lßurretta, in i • . , , on otner O Z-L asions proved herself to ,be intimately a e . t tented In three Morning and tkree Eve.ru,ig rapers. One Apt, with new Piduresq..e. S.:enery, called - tittainted," , Grit. Rev. • • THE GLEANERS ; • • i WM. MeTcALF E, Ward Clerk. ' i Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,.Paternes- O r , HAttvEsT PRoLic. , , ter-rcivv, , - . . Of whom !nay had, just published, by the same Author, And, for the t 3th tivV, tie Ballet Divertisement of LITTLE' RED AIDING HOOD; ---..... . ~ .. , Don Sebastian, or the House of Braganza. An Historical 1 Romance, 104 vols. i ztno.,,price il. is. boards. 1 - Of, A visiT TO MY GRANDMOTHER . In the-course oh the Evening, a Grand Display of EQ LjES , TRIAN 'EXERCI::ES. , . The whole to conclude with (37th time) the popular Panto mime of THE FROZEN MOUNTAIN ; ... . '-. • Or, HARLEQUIN EXI LE. ' . B xes 4S. Pit as. Gallery is. . . • - Doors open at half past Five, and begin at half past Six precisely. Second Price at half past eight.. N.B. Equestrian T uition b y able Masters, from 'yen ',- ;1 Three o'Clock. NEW 's.TATE 'LOTTERY, To be Drawn in C . ) N F. DAY, t4th Febripry, 18 to. SCHEME. , _—__ , ‘ 4 - - - - „C-23000 - - are - - ,CSo,or , o • MISS EDO EWORTH's WORKS. -- - - 5, o °9 1.,-1 ADVERTISEMENT having appeared, t 2 just 12 - - - - /,o'oo , -. ' .- annowicin4 the, publicatlon, in a‘few days, of TM, ES 2o - - - -. , .560, , io,ooo Ct RE A 1., Li h . E ; forming a Sequel to -the " TA LE S Of 20 _ - .. ...„ 1 , 0 . _ .. _ 2,000 ' f ASHIONAIILE. LIFE." By Miss, EDGEWORTH, it - - - - . 5 0 „ it become „necessary, especially as this is not thefrst atteihpt 44 6 - her ,:arne, to inform 4, 1, -' 6 D 15 , - - - - - - - 72,900 them. that Miss licikewmtli has no design to publish anything . more in a spur: time and that .what has ,appeared, or may hereafter be publiShed. bearing her Paine, which is riot print ed filr her Bookst.lier, f. joiins, , n, in St. Patit's Churcd-, yard, is spurious. . - List of Miss EdNworth's Works. i .t. Pra4lical Education. 3 v;. , is.: Svo. igs. boards. .. " i 2. Early Lessons for Chilurcii; a Series ofTS tories, consist ing of Ten Parts. 55.1 (. ' . - • . •3. Parent's Assistant, or Stories for Children.' Vols. its. 1, ~ 4. Ditto, fi ne paper, wilt I' rOntispiect '. i ss. boirds. ' S. Moral Tales for Young peopie. 3 vois. ics. 6d.'boards. 6. Popular Tales. 3 vols. vas. boards. ." _. r, Castle Rackient. 4s. boards. , S. Essay on lyish • Bulls. ss. s' 'g. Letters fOr Literary Ladles—fulia and Caroline;-Essay oir Self4ustifisation. - 4s•- ' • ' ' ' IC. Belinda, 3 volS. 13s. 6d. boards. / • ; , tt. Leonora. z vols ic.. &I. 13,ards. ‘ • .. 1 . 2. The Modern Gristhia 4.+-'.'boards. 13. Tales of Fasliion,:ble Life. 3 vols. 18s-boards. ~ s,cm Prizes. 4200,u00 nr l l-1 I S.LOTTERY, is upon the same Plan 'as, the hst ; it consists ot only 5,0 c ,,, Nunibers (from i to sood inultisive) ; hut there are. l our Tickets of each Number, wnich will ha severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn aganTbt such' . . umber; for instance ) it No. t *hoold be drawn a Prize of za,0001. , the Four Ti,:4:ets of that Number will -e4CII be 'entitled to ze,0001.. In . aking; itt the whole; 80,cool. *** ?hares will be entitled to their,propoitiOn. ROYAL MUSEUM, GREAT ROOMS,. SP RING GARDENS.' A if AILLARDET'sWONDERKIL itIEHANI- Ivi.. CAL -I: XHIBItION, consisting, of iNilnsic:al Auto . niatons, continue s o p en at the reduced price of 'is. Admit tance ; and those who have already seen this most wonderful FA hiei t ion will be admitted tree, on bringinK friends with them. Openfrom tp o'clock in the Mornin g until 5 ; and in the _ Evening from 7 until to at Night. , ~ N. R. At the above Rooms may be, seen the celebrated Miss RI DSOALE, only 3o iticheS in height, very affable - : and alive. Also - the BEAUTIFUL A LBINESS, .witn ~ Silver Hair, pleasing - in her manners and conversatien.—To each, Admittat,* Is. ' - - ' ' • _ . . , A HINT TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND RE WARDERS,OF INDUSTR. CI PALM Eit'l• celebrated PATENT NEEDLES' 1....7• (patronised by the Royal Family), having of late be- come so high in reputation, by their superiority over every other Needles, are now tiniv'r.a - sally considered the wily novel ityprovemeut deserving the attentionof Ladies.. G. P. The Proprietor•and sole Inventor of this invaluable -Article, .flattery himself they need only" be 'tried , to be ap proved, when he . trusts they will be found to by far excel every other article of the kind eter yet Olnied to the Public. Sold in papers, or ibsfrall cases, etch case containing a small assortment of every useful size; other cases, with the addition of scissars, bodkins, threact-case, and thinible, which together forms the-most useful, anti at the approaching sea son of the year, the prettiest present deserving the aeccept- AMC of a Lady. , . N. B. These Neeriles,are sold without any extra charge .for the improvement. To be had at No. 20, St. fames's-street, where will be 'found PA LNIE R's Portahle Pens, of an excellent quality. A RECENT. CASE. DEAR • London, Sept. tS, aog. T N. addition to the numerous instances of the et-fi ' cacy of your STyPTIC; in stopping violent Bleeding - 3, I have the pleasure to inform you, that a Seaman on board the Transport in,which I - tv4 ernbarli.ed in the late Expe dition to ,Walcheren, having had the inisfortutie to cut his leg very deeply, and no medical assistanetbeing at hatitl, I - applied the Styptic as ciireeted, anti I am happy to say per ledly cured the man without apy professional aid whatever. l am • - Your most obedient Servant, W. H.:TONKIN, Captain Queen's Bays' . • • ' SPANISH I,ANGUAGE... ' i • • this . l)4;'Weie publithed, , • I Neatly printed in Four Volumes. iS'no. a new Edition, price • . r6s. in boards, A VENTURAS do GIL,'.BLAS de SA.Z.%II'IL .EA. LANA ; Robadas OE spana y Adoptadas.cn krancia. Por Monsieur LE SM E, ._ Rastituidas a su.Patria, y. a :in Lengua Nativa,' por un Espa nol Zeloso,.que nu sufre se burlen,de su. nation. • . . Revistas en esta nueva Edicioni, For el Rev, Ilan FELIPE YERNAN DE Z, A. M. Printed fur F. Wingrave ' T. Boosey, Lackington, Allen, and Co. Dulau and Co. and the Editor. • ._ Where may, be had,' • ' . ' . ,A.ntw Dietionary of the Spanish and English Lanznages, inTwo Parts. • A new Edition; corrected and improved. liy losepti Ba:iczti, a vols. Svo. 21S, in boards, -, The same abridged, in a pocket site, izs. bound. A new Spanish Grammer ; or,-The Ekments of the Span ish Language. By Mr: Relpino. A! new 'Edition, improved by ISclpueyo, Bvo. 7e. • Fernandn's new Pratlical Grammar of 'the Spanish Lan guage • a new Edition, cOrtsiderably enlarged by the Autfior, Bvo. s. , - Exercises-upon the Rules of Construaion of the Spanish Language, with References. to rlie,abote Ciramma. • by Mr. Fernandez. A new Editiou, greasily imProved o U y the A. Don Q idxotte d,e la Mancha, cornpue7;ta por Miguel de Cer vantes Saavedra. Nut..va Edition pot AL teroandt.z. 4 torn. 1•24 - no. it, ts•,' , s - • ' , , ............ • - iA T the Cheapest and Best Hosiery Warehouse CHILBLAIN are tnevented from breaking, and t rx, in the,Kingdom between Cas s tle and Old Round COurt, their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHITE- No. 434,in the Strand, the greatcsi Bargains are now selling t lIEAD's ESSEN C h of MUS CARD, universally esteemed • consisting of Metes blown Cotton foe Boots, p.t only is. Gd. for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheurnatisms, Palsies, : per pair, worth as. 6d. ; Women's stout . Cotton Is, 6d.. worth ' Gouty AfleCtiimF, and 'Complaints of'the StomaCh; but i zs. 6d. ; tine zs. 9d ; extra super 3s. gd. worth ss, ; stout NVLpfe this certain ,remedy has been unku , wn or negleited, f black and white Silk 6s. 3d. with laced clocks 7s. 6d. ; and the Chilblains Itave..aattixll broke, W HIT E HEA D's ! 'extra good tos. 6d. A variety of Patent Ango/a Hose, war- FA Ml LT CERATE will ease the pain, and very speedily t rant 4 not to shrink, from as. 9d. to the best quality; stout heal them. - - . ,i worsted is. 3d.; 'fine as. ; superfine 3s. 6 d. ; Siik M itts * • 'Prepared and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, Is, Greek- I 'zs. 6d. i a cunong Article in. square Net Mitts ; Mgt'. a strear; Soho, London, the Essence and, Pills at as. 91. each— ' dies! . new-invented Lace Sleeves, calculated to give ease and - tite.Ceiate at is: lid, Sold by every Medicine yt l ntler in the l elegance ; Men's Cotton Drawers 35. 6.d. with every other ..United Kingdom. , , l Article in the Hosiery Line that can possibly be mat.e.., up f• The Genuine, has a Black ink Stamp, with the name i to the' very best quality, wholesale arid for exportation.— , ot v,. johnston inserted on it. , • ' Stockings made ta I ar.y•- Vatiern. . , , , • NUMBER 5 3 Q 2.) NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GA R .E4sl,. 17PHIS. PRES§NT EVENING, Dec. 23, tsog, ;. will. be pertormed a Graud -Melo-Dramatic theca, %Heti THE EXILE. . . Couht Wick, the E Mr. EGERTON ; •Uovernor of Siberia, Mr. N 1 Ut/ PEN ; • Baron .Alltfadoff, Mr L I STON ; . . Count Calmar, Mr,. BF LLAMY ; . . Daran, `Mr YOUNG • The Empress'Elizatreth, Mrs Si'. LEGER; • Sedona, Mrs. HUMPH-RTES; ' • • . Alexina, Mrs: H. 10 Sro ; • Katharine, ,Mrs . )IC hO hrs. In Aan. The Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth. I To which will be-added, the burletta, called TOM, THUMB TI4I GREAT. • King Artniir * Mr NIU N• 4 t.) ' - • Tom Thumb, Miss .1M . IS'l Ow; - Queen 1101 l olla, Mrs. 1.15 roN,- - , Princess Hnocainuoca, Miss BP i,ToN, t °lris , /s. Second Price 3t. od. 7 —Pit 3s td. Second Price G a lleryizs: 'S e cond Price ts,-,---Upper Gallery Is. The Doors will be opened at Half past Fiye t and begin at Half past Six. On Tuesday, The Roman •Father ; after which, a new Pitntoruitne, called Harlequin Pedlar ; or, The Haunted - - -tin Wednesday, The-Wheel of Fortune.. • • • "On ThUrstlay - , Every Man in his Humour'. ,1017 , I r hdvidg been sugges t. d to the Pro p rietors that,the PiTfertisenott telati ve to that part bl the Front : Boxes. which i,sltoW' octupfecl -by Annuai Boxes, is liable to misconstruc. tion, they beg leoe most respcatiiily,t.o state. that, at the etld of the present Season, they will open to the Public Use tl'l oh Upper Boxes, retaining -only the•seven'Annual lioicb-orr•each side, as they stoodin the old Theatre. FT 1-4' ; a i -L - 2 At- 4 , „ . LAWRENCE ON HOVES. Edition This Day was pa,loshed, In Two large Voluir,es_ Oetavo, with large addtions on the iniprovein nt o, tile Horse, the Merits of Lord Erskine's late lit &c &c. price 11. )s. no,ods, A PHILOSOPHICAL AND PitACTICAC, . A ri,s!;. 4,11 HORSES, and on the ra of i.,war,,is.ttie Brute Creation; coinprehending"the - Choice, Manaesni.nt, PurehaSe and axle or every oes..nimon of - Horse ; toe unproved Mettioo ot ~noviog : .vied . , i • Prescript oni ;and JLogical "Creatinent Ali tyiu.vit By JOHN LAW:: ENCE. , N.lr, Lawrenc , trat's ptirticularly of the managetne.it nt` Horses; untkr fine headsor tne tco;,ouiy or P ut _ 4 ,,,, a 5 c an d sate, vete,:hary Medicine, &c. 1i writes AN ith i.,00d sense, and 111.1nalply; au..t we i<com,,'eni ;14 w, rk to the notice of our read,ra."—Montilly kevi,vv, Priuicd tot iii,rwood, y ; and - ~ , ties,Nfat..-atitister-r•)w, and Crosby aod Co. St tiui cOti, Ut Wii,qn may he ii by &late 'Author, 3. t ; I 1.. c tzs..in b , ,a.415, a Nent • ! dit:.• , being the ,e Additions, cOntaring a full pr • .ti ;1,• I , .,:ture, causes, ,o„ti of Blight, Shut,d ~fociDiseasn, of t.eri., with vast ~ ‘ s and us. • ..1 .• i Inc most iinpuriant Branclie4 of Husbandry; . ' 1W 1' AR E R'S- cAI. EN , Att or, Monthly Rcnwinur,o...er I K1,A.13 of Country..likviioebs ; bending ail the niate:ial I inpr,,ve.. , ..-rs isi the New , _ bandty, with ti.e A; of Lye Stock. 7 I o :bed to the Farin of t,reat Britain. C2n...auun,; rk-u - ction.; on the stato, el our Agri,..ultuic, its nieritS-zn!. dete6ts, tile teal Causes .16;101) ettec.t.: ,,, -euwety oi In a neat Pocket ,Volume, !Ince 2s. extra from fro the,above • ea~e~, for rnOre I'HE ARNIE-WS I'OCKE ; or, Monthly kerneinbrancef for all Kinds of Country .gubleess necessary to be attedtp.l- to throusbout the Year.; L,onpre. bending all the . material Improvements ih the New 'Ws bandry. , , • A CHALLENGE. 4 - ESSR.S. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in. b,r s At jesiy's service,• challenge tire Wiwi, N.vof 1,1 to pta,ve a stogie iiistpnce whet< their niedkine ine,,liod of cure have tailed of the desired e ' e practice of years in this particular braneh of their , protession,,has not given riseto one unsuc,essful ( as They contii:ue to dirett• their studies to the . tr'atinent.and i:ure of venereal c',/tripl•mits, and timt ck:'-ulgelitcht of the SyS ttiii, W>iich is the consequence of the ivasttnl eMets of 'a• hatn .isng and most unhappily pursuedsby the youth of both sexes. InNtliemne, it will ire found to be the toilailing.souree of barrenness; the other have its ravage:; ta. tally developed to them by • a aistressing, Mate of debility, which, if not timely reineched, 'terminates in' impotence. Tliec, are its remote and %,:itiTate eileels, While consump tion, loss of muscular power, and variuus,nervidas ttgriPlints, usually'L'lt'aratterise Ctrs earlier scales of this solitary f persn languishing uti•ler the disorders inehritt to such a • habit; their'tieaftilent is sitnply, ant has'never proved unsuc. cessful iii the course of a long, laboriocis, and much extended praettce. lit die most obstinate and coinplicatcd eust2s of ye. n‘...rezd infedien, such as obstruttions in,the urethra, spitirgy xcrescences, hard tumors, cations Ulce6, eruptions; semi nal weakness, ghtets, as also STRICTT.;RES, . , Whether recent or-Lition'o,•• duration, and which have baf fled the skill of qther Praditioners, • are hytheir',preseritfin `proved plan of treatment, efiedually antl,permanently 'cured, • without the Patient suffering the euroeitilig and alarming hemorrhage whigh frequently follows the applies- Con of the: lunar catli.tic. In- the course -ot; twenty j ears •extensive pradice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been arid are'daily nd u , :,r their care, the total .eradication , of eileded,by a sate, certain, •and cape ..ditious mode of pradice, superior , to any otln-r yet . ado'pted. The weakne3s, relaxation, and debility proceAng.frani -complaint are speedily removed, and the Paden, t t o sound and vigorous health. Isitt where the des:i.t-, kas for years exist, d, a proper perseveranc.:• in tariff re,i,r,tive re medies, after the'Stricture has been destroy". '., is i.klispensii .bly requisite to revive, the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the , eonstittrtion. Several Noblemen and-_Gentlemen'of the first reSpedabi2 lity, have been under the - Care -of Mesre. Currie and Co. for the removal Ot complaints of_theilrethra, Stridures, ezc: and' having received a radical and permanerit i e ore, request that-references may be given to thein,, as satisfactory evi • deuces of the decisive superiority of !Messrs. qurrie and Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures front to too years,. and had been under the c,re of • Messrs. 'tome, HeAside, and other Surgeons of equal enft nenee, who•attempted the eure'by the application, ot the Lu nar Caustic, without success. • M'essfs..Currie• and Co. may be consulted by either sex with ,the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at. their :house, NO. to, Hatton .garden. ••-• patients in the Country are r -,riested to state the .Particu • tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c: inelosing &remittance for advice and :,edicities, When the same will be given or sent,to any 'p.irt the kingdom. t ...tis, the. ensure that secrlLs.y so essential to ,their on...ertak; I postage of letters May' be adcle.t to the 'al.:Count Ic:4,LN:4hi:mos. 9th tune, [Seg. --tda, Hatton garden.